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Old 02-02-2008, 09:29 PM
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HHR Aircraft-like cabin

A lot of cars like to talk about how the car's interior is designed like a "****pit." Well, I was sitting in the back seat of the HHR today. And it hit me. It totally reminded me of the interior of a Mooney M20 Ranger. M20 Ranger is a single engine piston prop. Okay, now the HHR is of course wider, heck just about any vehicle is going to be wider than a small sinlge engine plane's cabin, especially a Mooney, but the tunnel like feeling, the high panel shallow windscreen combo, center radio stack, it all hit me... very similar to the feel of the Mooney cabin. Except for width, legroom, etc.

So there you have it, from someone with at least a little credibility on the matter... I had a '67 Piper Cherokee for awhile that I flew, and friend of a friend had a '68 Mooney M20C Ranger (Johnson-bar Ranger for any pilots on the forum...). I rode in the Ranger once... in back, we flew three up. Three guys is all the Ranger could take and that was a stretch.
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Oh good Lord, I can't believe the forum censor-bot tagged the word c0ckpit... ... what if someone wants to discuss airplanes?... or chickens?
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sorry, i just got to post whore now that i know that **** is sensored
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sorry, i just got to post whore now that i know that **** is sensored
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you said ****
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so does that mean I can't say the 7 dirty words u can't say on t.v

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Originally Posted by Lone Ranger
Oh good Lord, I can't believe the forum censor-bot tagged the word c0ckpit... ... what if someone wants to discuss airplanes?... or chickens?
Go to a chicken forum. http://backyardchickens.com/ It's true they really have one.
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Originally Posted by Lone Ranger
It totally reminded me of the interior of a Mooney M20 Ranger.


a Mooney M20 Ranger interior...at least what I found on the net....to help folks who dont fly know what he's talking about.




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**** ha i did not know it did that lmao
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